The Chinese will put out copies for under $200.      

Rich chicks waste money on silly clothes.

mothra wrote on Aug 19^th, 2024 at 6:54am:



Rich blokes waste money on cars that can go 300km/hr when the speed limit is 100km/hr.

mothra wrote on Aug 19^th, 2024 at 7:22am:



All rich people waste money on things they don't need.

mothra wrote on Aug 19^th, 2024 at 7:29am:



Mothra,
stop searching for victims,
the woman in question is not a victim.   

John Smith wrote on Aug 19^th, 2024 at 8:46am:



Not to mention that Blake most likely paid nothing and wore the jeans as advertisement. So things go over that way. Stars don't pay for their clobber. People seeing it modeled by famous people do.

mothra wrote on Aug 19^th, 2024 at 6:54am:


When you have an income that stretches into the millions of dollars per week, wearing an outfit that cost $10,000 is not something to consider.

The amount of money I have spent on the clothes I currently wear is about $60. T-shirt, board shorts, underwear, socks and slippers. Probably no more than $60 in total. I earn about $35,000 a year. $24,000, if you don't count welfare.

Aussie wrote on Aug 19^th, 2024 at 2:18pm:



You can tell he's never bought one

John Smith wrote on Aug 19^th, 2024 at 2:37pm:


its called creating fake scarcity 

as if numpties like you and smith would know 


The Waitlists
It is nearly impossible to talk about buying a new Rolex watch without discussing the infamous waitlists that exist for many of the brand’s most iconic and popular models. Many of Rolex’s most famous timepieces – including all stainless-steel sports watches – are perpetually sold out at dealers around the globe, and most have multi-year waiting lists with no guarantee that you will ever receive a watch before the model gets discontinued entirely. It has been reported that waitlists for some of the brand’s top models like the stainless-steel and ceramic Daytona still exceed five years at some retail locations, even though the model has been available for several years now.

aquascoot wrote on Aug 19^th, 2024 at 4:37pm:


Can you show me where you mentioned and I rebuked the topic of wait lists horseboy? 

you're a fraud horseboy, and a stupid one to boot.

aquascoot wrote on Aug 19^th, 2024 at 5:34pm:



I neither dislike nor like you. You are a joke. A fraud. You are irrelevant to me except for when I highlight your stupidity. That does make me laugh and laughter is good for ones soul.

smith shows his ignorance , joined by his B2  aussie 

aquascoot wrote on Aug 19^th, 2024 at 5:59pm:


Where is the mention of references, Mr Ed?

John Smith wrote on Aug 20^th, 2024 at 12:12pm:



if you read dan kennedys excellent book you would understand the
buyer seller dynamic

rolex and many many successful businesses flip this dynamic and it is one of the secrets to making cash

rolex have stopped being the seller and instead are the buyer

in a consumer society, this puts the power back in the hands of rolex.

no longer desperate for a sale, they actually intimidate the customer and make the customer do the sales pitch to see if the customer is 'worthy' of their watch

and yes, they are sizing up the customer, making the customer qualify himself , all of which makes the "forbidden fruit" even more desirable

when you make the consumer "chase" you can make what you are selling insanely valuable

if we look at perhaps the richest man in the UK in 1524, Henry the 8th, anne boleyn knew how to flip the buyer seller dynamic

though fairly plain, she put an insane price on herself (divorce the queen and marry me before you get to sleep with me).
and henry was willing to demolish his kingdom because he convinced himself he wanted this "scarce resource".  He was so used to having any woman that when she demanded he qualify himself, he just had to do it.


the comsuner likewise is so used to being begged to buy something that when a marketer refuses to sell them a product, they suddenly have to have it .
if you can get the customer chasing, then you are going to make lots of cash

you, smith are unteachable and will always be a loser

aussie as well

but someone out there might put down their tik tok and go read dan kennedys book and change their life.

unlikely because most losers have incredible success barriers and will never do it

i know for sure you and aussie wont 

aquascoot wrote on Aug 20^th, 2024 at 12:34pm:



Listen dumbarse,  we weren't discussing the buyer/seller dynamic. We were discussing your claim that rolex vets it's customers and only sells to those it qualifies.

But no surprise that you are trying to change the topic 

aquascoot wrote on Aug 20^th, 2024 at 12:34pm:

In this way, Marla may win the election both in US and Oz.

Aussie wrote on Aug 20^th, 2024 at 4:50pm:



It has nothing to do with it and he's to cowardly to admit he stuffed up.

If horseboy wants I can recommend a jeweler that sells Rolex's. Not to far from his place either. The only requirement is the money to pay for it. No vetting required.

Auction house expert Max Brownawell explains: 'Your average woman can't just walk into Hermes and buy one. You'd have to have a long-standing relationship with one of their sales associates. '

This exclusivity and the subsequent mystique that surrounds the Birkin and Kelly has proved to be a phenomenally successful marketing trick.

Where other designer brands have become tacky and ubiquitous, Hermes alone, it seems, has been able to control access to its handbags to the point where they are badges of wealth even for the super-rich. Naturally, they are popular with the A list.

After I've stated my intention to buy a Birkin, a male assistant wordlessly ushers me towards a leather-covered desk and asks me to sit down.

'We do not have any in the shop,' he explains. 'There will be none until next month. And I cannot tell you when the next delivery will arrive. For security reasons, we don't even know what will arrive in the delivery.'

Perhaps I could buy a Kelly bag, then? 'The Kelly is even less available,' he says sternly.

But there is a ray of hope.

Would I like to see the leather samples? He opens a book of butter-soft leather and I am allowed to flick through. I pause when I reach an electric blue leather.

Could I perhaps order a bag, then - in this? His eyebrow arches again.

'No, madam. We do not take orders.

He’d tried buying it on the website but there was no Buy button, only a link to download a brochure. Frustrated, he made an in-person trip to the Rolex store. The price tag steep, of course, but he also had to join a waitlist system to buy this new item. Annoyed, he asked the store manager how long he had to wait. “Possibly years!”


guess he didnt have any references 

Harrison Ford’s brown felt fedora from the second instalment of the Indiana Jones series, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, more than doubled its pre-auction estimate of $250,000 to $500,000 at Propstore Los Angeles’ second Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction of 2024, and sold for a whopping $630,000 (approx. €570,000).

Wonder how much my cuckoo clock is worth?

Bought by my mother for my 12th birthday in 1969.

Still has the original mechanical mechanism (been serviced with a lot of worn parts replaced over the years).

I was told to NEVER have it converted to an electronic mechanism because it would lose much of it's value.

I still have the box it came in (and the receipt). 

Carl D wrote on Aug 22^nd, 2024 at 7:27pm:


Was she trying to say something about your father?

Bobby. wrote on Aug 18^th, 2024 at 8:45pm:



Half the material is missing ... I think she's fu*#ed in the head.

Show some respect, Bobby.

Bobby. wrote on Aug 25^th, 2024 at 8:23pm:


No. That job is for Marla.

UnSubRocky wrote on Aug 26^th, 2024 at 2:22pm:


Really?  WGAF

Anyone who names their daughter James has a problem. That's child abuse.

Just like the Johnny Cash song A Boy called Sue

that child will cop it it for life.

UnSubRocky wrote on Aug 27^th, 2024 at 12:19pm:


Phuk ey?

It's a boys name ... end of.

you know of 2 ladies? Yeah right.

Laugh till you cry wrote on Aug 31^st, 2024 at 1:23pm:


There are no such pair of jeans worth $19,000 you worthless, despicable, terrorist supporting POS.